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Discovering yourself

Decoding

your way

TOWARDS SELF-MASTERY

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The DiSC Profile is a widely used personal
assessment tool that
helps individuals
understand their own behavior and
communication style. Each year, over a million
people worldwide use DiSC to strengthen
teamwork, enhance communication, and boost
overall effectiveness.


Educators, leaders, and facilitators often use
these profiles to encourage meaningful
reflection and inspire positive, lasting behavior
changes; shaping a more collaborative and
supportive environment for both colleagues and
students.


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The Everything DiSC model offers a simple and shared language that helps people better understand themselves and those around them. By building this awareness, individuals can reduce conflict, strengthen relationships, and work more effectively with others.


Your DiSC report highlights your unique personality and behavioral style; such as how you respond to challenges, how you influence others, the pace at which you prefer to work, and how you approach rules and procedures. Gaining insight into these patterns can support stronger teamwork, effective communication, and leadership; within the classroom, among colleagues, and beyond.


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While all of us hold the traits D, i, S and C in varying capacities that makes up the whole individual, we lean towards some traits more than others.


Understanding your profile can help us understand the ‘why’ behind our behaviours, our drives and even our working style.

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Style

Score

Categorisation

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Dominance

2.5

2

Influence

3.75

3

Steadiness

4

4

Compliance

4.25

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Subtype

Identified As

C

CS

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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘D’

Goal Oriented

Results

Decisive

Renewal

Control

Change

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The subject is on his own, looking to the future, and is goal-oriented. He wants strength and status. The sword is symbolic of cutting through to the heart of a matter. His youth implies that there’s also playfulness, but it’s not being presented at the moment. This reminds us that while we tend to present as one style, we have all styles of behaviour available to us.


People with DiSC D style personality tend to place a strong empahsis on shaping the environment and overcoming opposition to accomplish results.

D style in a picture

The Big Boy by Haddon Hubbard Sundblom

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D Style individuals are often motivated by achievement, competition, and success. They thrive on taking initiative, embracing challenges, and driving results. People with this style are usually described as determined, strong-willed, direct, and outspoken. At times, they may also come across as skeptical or questioning of others.


  • Fears: Being seen as vulnerable or taken advantage of

  • Values: Competence, action, tangible results, independence, and challenges

  • Influence Style: Assertiveness, persistence, and competitiveness

  • In Conflict: They tend to speak up about issues and may try to “even the score”

  • Growth Opportunities: Developing more patience and empathy can enhance their effectiveness


DiSC Classic Patterns: Developer, Result Oriented, Inspirational, Creative


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Their Goals

When aiming for the bulls eye;

  • Strive for unique accomplishments

  • Explore new opportunities

  • Maintain control of the audience

  • Achieve independence

  • Get bottom-line results

Their Challenges

In Leadership

They may need to expand more energy to:

  • Show patience

  • Display sensitivity

  • Explain the details

  • Allow for deliberation

D style leaders are often commanding and confident, taking care and focusing on results.

They are Commanding, Resolute and Pioneering

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Working with D Style

Meetings should be very brief, to the point, and only scheduled when necessary. D
styles may become impatient if the meeting includes lots of chatter and small talk.

Emails should be short, business-like, and concise. D styles prefer you get straight
to the point and avoid using phrases such as ‘How are you’ or ‘I hope you are well’
to start the email. When emailing D styles often use only the subject line.

When offering positive feedback, it should be direct, actionable, and focused on
the most critical points. For example, “if you focus on a, b and c, you’ll be creating
bigger results with a significant impact on the bottom line for the entire
organisation.” High D styles prefer compliments on their ideas or results, rather
than their personality.

Motivate your D types by giving them room to act independently. They are
motivated when they can contribute to problem-solving and decision making and
can work autonomously. Focusing on the long term goals, rather than short terms
achievements will help motivate a D style.

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Why this art piece for the Di style:

It’s bold, colorful, and commanding. This piece says, “stop and look at me.” New York City is a place of power and vibrant culture.


All this speaks of the Di style.

DI style

New York City IV by Richard Lindner

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Di styles tend to be results-oriented, vocal and enthusiastic influencing others through their charm and bold action.

  • Traits: Dynamic, Inquisitive, Persuasive, Rebellious, Restless, Entrepreneurial, Results Oriented, Vocal, Enthusiastic

  • Goals: Quick Action, New Opportunities

  • Fears: Loss of power or Status, Invisibility

  • Influence Style: Charm, Bold action

  • Overuses: Impatience, Egotism, Manipulation

  • In Conflict: Addresses issues head-on; May say things they will regret

  • Could Improve Effectiveness through: Patience, Humility, Consideration of other’s ideas

  • Leadership Qualities: Di-Style leaders often pioneering, seeking to stretch boundaries, find opportunities, and achieve results

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Why this art piece for the DC style:


The subject has received her diploma, completing the work that needed to be done to reach her goal. But she carries a book, implying she wants to learn even more. She’s holding herself off a bit from her peers and is the only one who seems to have noticed the artist’s or our gaze.

DC style

Untitled 43 by Harrison Fisher

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DC styles tend to be diligent, tough-minded, and creative, influencing others through their high standards and determination.


  • Traits: Can be driven to perfection, takes initiative; diligent, determined, creative, blunt, critical, cool, focused, tough-minded

  • Goals: Independence, Personal accomplishment

  • Fears: Failure to achieve their own standards

  • Influences Style: High standards, Determination

  • Overuses: Bluntness; Sarcasm or presumptive tone

  • In Conflict: Sticks up for their own rights; digs in their heels

  • Could Increase Effectiveness through: Warmth, More tactful communication

  • Leadership Qualities: DC-style leaders are often resolute, setting high expectations and speaking up about problems. They tend to be concerned with improving meathods and procedures

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Communicating with a D

When communicating with DiSC D-style
individuals,
give them the bottom line right
from the start.


Be brief. Stay focused. Avoid generalizations.
Refrain from repeating yourself. And
stick to
solutions rather than problems

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Adele

Famous Big D Style Personalities

Dominant. Decisive, Doer

Hillary Clinton

Margaret Thatcher

Robert De Niro

Michael Jordan

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D Style Quote

What’s the point of playing if winning isn’t the goal?

-J.D. Robb

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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘i’


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Inspiring

Motivating

Talkative

Ideation

People-Oriented

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Why this art piece for the i style:


This piece is energetic, expressive, and colorful. It demands your attention and emotional response. Jazz is a performance art and demands improvisation, something that comes more naturally to the i-style person.


People with the DiSC i style personality tend to place an emphasis on shaping the environment by influencing or persuading others.

I style

Jazz by Man Ray

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i Style individuals are motivated by social recognition, group involvement, and building strong relationships. They value collaboration, enjoy expressing enthusiasm, and are often seen as warm, optimistic, trusting, and persuasive. Their natural energy and charm can make them engaging and inspiring to those around them.


  • Fears: Losing influence, disapproval, being ignored, or facing rejection

  • Values: Coaching and mentoring, freedom of expression, and democratic relationships

  • Overuses: Optimism and praise

  • Influence Style: Charm, positivity, and high energy

  • In Conflict: They may openly express emotions and sometimes discuss issues informally with peers

  • Growth Opportunities: Becoming more objective and following through on tasks can strengthen their effectiveness


DiSC Classic Patterns: Promoter, Persuader, Counselor, Appraiser


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i Style tend to have goals such as these:

  • Attain victory with flair

  • Pursue friendships and happiness

  • Achieve status through authority and prestige

  • Seek approval and be popular

  • Generate excitement


I styles may need to expand more energy to:

  • Get organized

  • Research the facts

  • Speak directly and candidly

  • Stay focused for long periods

  • Follow through completely


I styles love to take a new idea and run with it. They energize teams and build enthusiasm for projects. They can also be erratic leaders who see little need for consistency or caution.

They are Energizing, Pioneering and Affirming


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Their Goals

Their Challenges

In Leadership

Working with I Style

I styles love informal meetings over coffee. Approach them casually, and say “hey, can
we have a chat?” Meetings should happen
in-person when possible, without a rigid plan.
When engaging with an I style in a formal meeting, consider using
colourful and creative
presentations. A visual illustration will help them stay engaged and retain essential
information.

Emails should be casual and personal. I styles typically include smiley faces in their
emails.
Keep to one or two paragraphs and where possible, pick up the phone and call an
I style. They
much prefer talking rather than communicating via the written word.

Feedback should be focused a high level and delivered with encouragement.
Concentrate on how their work affects their popularity and prestige and
how it affects
how other people see them. Explain to them how others will view their work positively
or negatively.

I personalities are driven by social recognition, group activities and relationships. They
love to be
praised, publicly or privately. They fear becoming rejected, so being sidelined
on a project can be demotivating for them. Provide
lots of positive assurance.

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Why this art piece for the iS style:


The sun, bright and cheery colors, and a title that suggests a gift all speak to the iS style to me. It’s expressive and warm, encouraging good feelings and positivity.

IS style

Dear Friends I Give You the Sun and
My Sunny Art by Maria Primachenko

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iS styles tend to be warm, friendly and sociable, influencing others through their agreeableness and empathy


  • Traits: Warm, Friendly, Accepting, Collaborative, Empathetic, Upbeat, Deadline-challenged, Conflict averse, cheerful, sociable

  • Goals: Friendship, Companionship

  • Fears: Pressuring others, being disliked

  • Influences Style: Agreeableness, Empathy

  • Overuses: Patience with others, Indirect approaches

  • In Conflict: Seeks emotional support, Dwells on wounded relationships

  • Would increase effectiveness through: Acknowledging others flaws, Confronting Problems

  • Leadership Qualities: Supportive, Respectful, and positive; can also be indirect and conflict-averse.

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Why this art piece for the iD personality:


The iD-style person wants to stand out and this Ferris wheel does. It dominates the Paris skyline; it’s even bigger than the Eiffel Tower from this view. The painting is bold (no sky is ever that gold or green), strong, and full of energy.

ID style

The Big Wheel by Marc Chagall

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iD styles tend to be high-energy, charismatic, and adventurous, influencing others through their boldness and passion.

  • Traits: High-energy, Poised, Persuasive, Open, Ambitious, Self-promoting, Influential, Impatient, Adventurous, Charismatic

  • Goals: Popularity, Exciting breakthroughs, Prestige

  • Fears: Fixed environments, Loss of approval or Attention

  • Influences Style: Boldness, Passion

  • Overuses: Impulsiveness, Outspoken

  • In Conflict: Expresses feelings, Becomes overly dramatic

  • Could Improve Effectiveness through: Focusing on details, Patience, Listening to others

  • Leadership Qualities: Seeks to stretch boundaries, Find opportunities, and Inspire action in others. Can be perceived as pushy, intimidating, or insincere.


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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘i’

Communicating with a I

When communicating with DiSC i-style individuals, share your experiences and allow them to ask questions and talk themselves.


Focus on the positives, avoid overloading them with details. And try not to interrupt

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Bill Clinton

Robin Williams

Steve Martin

Liza Minelli

Oprah

Famous Big I Style Personalities

Influential. Inspirational. Interactive

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I Style Quote

Whoever is happy will make others happy too.

-Anne Frank

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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘S’

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Calm

Patient

Listener

Steady

Considerate

Consistent

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Why this art piece for the S style:


This piece reflects peace and stability. The bather is calmly enjoying the environment without rushing, splashing, or drawing attention. The two figures may or may not be together, but there is a sense of quiet harmony between them, something the S style values deeply.


People with the DiSC S style personality tend to place an emphasis on cooperating with others within existing circumstances to carry out a task

S style

Seated Bather by Georges Seurat

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S Style individuals are motivated by cooperation, opportunities to help, and sincere appreciation. They prioritise giving support, collaborating and maintaining stability and are often described as calm, patient, predictable, delibarate, stable and consistent.


  • Fears: Change, Loss of Stability, Offending others, Letting people down

  • Values: Loyalty, Helping others, Security

  • Overuses: Modesty, Passive resistance, Compromise

  • Influence Style: Accommodation, Consistent performance

  • In Conflict: Listens to others' perspectives; Keeps their own needs to themselves

  • Could improve effectiveness through: Displaying more self-confidence, Revealing their true feelings


DiSC Classic Patterns: Specialist, Achiever, Agent, Investigator


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S Style tend to have goals such as these:

  • Cultivate harmony and stability

  • Strive for team accomplishments

  • Find group acceptance

  • Achieve power through formal roles and positions of authority

  • Maintain status quo and contorl of the environment


S styles may need to expand more energy to:

  • Quickly adapt to change or unclear expectations

  • Multitask

  • Promote themselves

  • Overcome indecisiveness

  • Resist over-accommodation


S styles leaders are natural collaborators who like to reach consensus and create win-win situations. However, they can sometimes be passive and overly trusting, letting others take advantage of their supportive, patient nature. They are Inclusive, Humble and Affirming


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Their Goals

Their Challenges

In Leadership

Working with S Style

Meetings should have a prepared agenda and be done in person. S styles are very
comfortable with small talk, so
be prepared to slow down and allow the small talk to
happen. S styles are not comfortable asking questions in a group setting. Ensure you
follow-up to make their voice heard.

Emails to a DISC S Style should be warm, sincere, and expressive. Try to adopt a
friendly tone and open your email with the line “I hope this finds you well.” Write
relatively long emails with a few paragraphs and convey the message clearly and
thoroughly. End your email with “sincerely”, “all the best, or “best wishes.”

Feedback should be given in private, thoughtfully explained and delivered with
empathy. Be gentle and take your time to explain the reason for the feedback. Show
them how the changes will positively impact their wider team.

Genuine appreciation and acceptance by others drive the S styles. Time is a significant
motivator of the DISC S types. Do not put pressure on them, while they can hide it well,
S styles can get frustrated by others’ impatience. Instead,
allow them time without
interruption to adjust to a situation.

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Why this art piece for the Si style:


The sense of celebration, shared joy, and lively movement reflect the Si style. It highlights togetherness, recognition of others, and a spirit of harmony. The colors and energy suggest expression and connection, with even the birds joining in rather than scattering away.

Si style

La Procession by Jean Dupas

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Si styles tend to be generous, approachable, and compassionate, influencing others by showing empathy and patience.

  • Traits: Collaborative, Well-liked, Team-spirited, Positive, Encouraging, Conflict-averse, Over-extended, Approachable, Generous, Compassionate

  • Goals: Acceptance, Close relationships

  • Fears: Being forced to pressure others; Facing aggression

  • Influences Style: Showing empathy, Being patient

  • Overuses: Kindness, Personal connections

  • In Conflict: Shows empathy, glosses over problems

  • Could Improve Effectiveness through: Saying “No” when necessary; addressing issues

  • Leadership Qualities: Si-style leaders tend to be laid back, patient, and supportive of their staff and colleagues. They sometimes have a hard time confronting problems and acknowledging others' flaws.


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Why this art piece for the SC style:


The children hesitate, knowing the bang is coming, yet they still follow the tradition of pulling the holiday cracker. This reflects how the SC style seeks to meet expectations while maintaining balance. The tension between them symbolizes the SC’s careful approach, and the strong line at the bottom of the painting reinforces their need for stability.

SC style

The Party Favor by Norman Rockwell

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SC styles tend to be accommodating, patient, and reliable, influencing others through diplomacy and self-control.

  • Traits: Stable, Consistent, Predictable, Accommodating, Patient, Inflexible, Self-controlled, Reliable, Thoughtful, Soft-spoken

  • Goals: Calm environment, Fixed objectives, Steady progress

  • Fears: Time pressure, Uncertainty, Chaos

  • Influences Style: Diplomacy, Self-Control, Consistency

  • Overuses: Willingness to let others lead; Humility

  • In Conflict: Encourages a calm demeanor; retreats from the conflict

  • Could Improve Effectiveness through: Initiating change, Speaking up

  • Leadership Qualities: SC-style leaders can be modest and fair-minded, providing reliable outcomes through steadiness and consistency. They can also be rigid, overly cautious, and afraid to move beyond the status quo.


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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘S’

Communicating with a S

When communicating with DiSC S-style individuals, Be personal and amiable, expressing your interest in them and what you expect them to be.


Be polite, avoid confrontation. And take time to provide clarification.

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Halle Berry

Michelle Obama

Princess Diana

David Becham

Jimmy Fallon

Famous Big S Style Personalities

Steady.Stable.Supportive

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I Style Quote

The invariable mark of wisdom is to see

the miraculous in the common

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘C’

Exact

Logical

Analytical

Careful

Critical

Tactful

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Why this art piece for the C style:


This painting is lively and expressive, drawing you in with its energy and color. It sparks curiosity and invites an emotional reaction rather than quiet reflection. It says, “Let’s celebrate the moment and enjoy the improvisation of expression.”


People with the DiSC C style personality tend to place an emphasis on working conscientiously within existing circumstances to ensure quality and accuracy.

C style

The Hat Makes the Man by Max Ernst

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C styles are motivated by opportunities to gain knowledge, show their expertise, and produce quality work. They prioritize ensuring accuracy, maintaining stability, and challenging assumptions. They are often described as careful, analytical, systematic, diplomatic, accurate, and tactful.


  • Fears: Criticism and being wrong; Strong displays of emotion

  • Values: Quality and Accuracy

  • Overuses: Analysis, Restraint

  • Influence Style: Logic, Exacting Standards

  • In Conflict: Focuses on logic and objectivity; relies on facts

  • Could improve effectiveness through: Acknowledging others’ feelings; Looking beyond data


DiSC Classic Patterns: Objective Thinker, Perfectionist, Practitioner


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C Style tend to have goals such as these:

  • Stick to objective processes

  • Demonstrate stability and reliability

  • Attain knowledge and expertise

  • Continue personal growth


C styles may need to expand more energy to:

  • Resist being overcritical or overanalyzing and isolating themselves

  • Let go of and delegate tasks

  • Join in social events and celebration

  • Make quick decisions


C styles leaders can be conscientious, disciplined and diligent, providing high- quality outcomes through careful analysis and planning. They can also be risk-averse perfectionists, who may not pay enough attention to the human element. They are Deliberate, Humble and Resolute


Getting to know the C Style better

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Their Goals

Their Challenges

In Leadership

Working with C Style

Meetings should be scheduled in advance and include a clear agenda. C styles like
structure and prefer written information they can review. They expect you to explain
the why, when, and where, they will figure out the how once they have the details.

Emails should be clear, detailed, and factual. C styles want all the essential
information up front, along with specific deadlines. Avoid vague wording and emotion.
Stick to logic and provide
as much supporting data as possible.

When giving feedback, keep it private and objective. C styles respond best when you
focus on
accuracy and process. Show them your reasoning with facts and data, and
they’ll take it on board. When giving
positive feedback, highlight their precision,
thoroughness, and correctness.

Motivate your C types by giving them opportunities to specialise and work with data,
facts, and systems. They thrive in
stable, harmonious environments where their
expertise can grow. Recognition is less important than knowing they have achieved
measurable, tangible results.

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Why this art piece for the CD style:


The darker tones and serious mood reflect the CD style’s no-nonsense approach. It shows strength, focus, and a desire for control and stability, while also suggesting the privacy and determination that come naturally to this style.

CD style

Man Reading by Paul Wunderlich

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CD styles tend to be skeptical, stubborn, and disciplined, influencing others through their strict standards and resolute approach.

  • Traits: Skeptical, Determined, Questioning, Critical thinker, Stubborn, Cynical, Objective, Disciplined, Systematic, High standards

  • Goals: Efficient results, Rational decisions

  • Fears: Failure, Lack of Control

  • Influences Style: Strict Standards, Resolute approach

  • Overuses: Bluntness, Critical Attitude

  • In Conflict: Sticks up for their own rights; At times they may withdraw or become indirect

  • Could Improve Effectiveness through: cooperation, paying attention to the needs of others

  • Leadership Qualities: CD-style leaders can be questioning, independent leaders who aren't afraid to challenge the status quo to get better results. They can also be cynical, insensitive leaders who can put a negative spin on everything.


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Why this art piece for the CS style:


The careful rendering and balanced arrangement reflect the C style’s precision, while the vivid color and lighting capture the S style’s warmth and attention to detail. Together, they create a sense of stability and harmony true to the CS style..

CS style

Marigolds and Tangerines by Felix Vallotton

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CS styles tend to be cautious, orderly, and precise, influencing others through their practicality and attention to detail.

  • Traits: Cautious, Reflective, Stable, Orderly, Even-tempered, Precise, Well-prepared, Patient, Conventional, Self-controlled

  • Goals: Stability, Reliable outcomes

  • Fears: Emotionally charged situations, Ambiguity

  • Influences Style: Practicality, Attention to detail

  • Overuses: Traditional methods, Sense of caution

  • In Conflict: Encourages a calm demeanor; Avoids emotional situations

  • Could Improve Effectiveness through: Showing flexibility, being more decisive, displaying a greater sense of urgency

  • Leadership Qualities: CS-style leaders can be modest and fair-minded, providing reliable outcomes through steadiness and consistency. They can also be rigid, overly cautious, and afraid to move beyond the status quo.


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IF-PRIMARY STYLE IS ‘C’


Communicating with a C

When communicating with DiSC C-style
individuals,
Focus on facts and details
and minimize “pep talk” or emotional
language.


Be patient, persistent, and
diplomatic.

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Albert Einstein

Clint Eastwood

Brandon Sanderson

Bill Gates

Nicole Kidman

Famous Big C Style Personalities

Compliant, Careful. Conscientious


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C Style Quote

It takes less time to do a thing right

than to explain why you did it worng.

-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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This report is meant to be a reflective tool - a starting point to help you
understand your preferences, strengths, and areas for growth.
It is not
a label or a box to fit into, but rather a guide to spark self-awareness
and improve communication, collaboration, and relationships.


Remember:

  • Your DiSC style is a tendency, not a limitation.

  • Everyone shows a mix of all styles depending on the situation.

  • Use the insights as a way to reflect, adapt, and grow, not as
    something “right” or “wrong.”

  • The value of DiSC lies in how you apply it, in the classroom, with
    colleagues, and in your personal life.


A Mirror, Not a Measure

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IF MORE THAN TWO PRIMARY EQUAL SCORE

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Important Note:

If your report shows more than two styles with the highest and equal
scores,
the results may not accurately reflect your DiSC style. In such
cases, please contact your school counsellor to retake the survey for a
more reliable outcome.


About Your DiSC Report:

This report is a reflective tool, a starting point to help you understand
your preferences, strengths, and areas for growth. It is not a label or a
box to fit into, but a guide to spark self-awareness and improve
communication, collaboration, and relationships.


A Mirror, Not a Measure

Important Note:

If your report shows more than two styles with the highest and equal
scores,
the results may not accurately reflect your DiSC style. In such
cases, please contact your school counsellor to retake the survey for a
more reliable outcome.


About Your DiSC Report:

This report is a reflective tool, a starting point to help you understand
your preferences, strengths, and areas for growth. It is not a label or a
box to fit into, but a guide to spark self-awareness and improve
communication, collaboration, and relationships.


A Mirror, Not a Measure